Carrie Underwood

 Carrie Underwood, an American country music artist fashion designer, and songwriter is also an actress writer, author, and singer. Her net worth is $140 million. Carrie Underwood became famous in 2005 when she was named the winner of "American Idol" in the fourth season. Since then, she has been a prominent mainstream artist in the business of music. She has established and broken numerous records throughout her career. The album she released her debut, "Some Hearts,"" was made even more impressive by the enormous success in the crossover market of singles "Jesus, Take the Wheel" and "Before He Cheats." "Some Hearts" is the highest-selling solo female debut album in the history of country music, the most-sold debut album of country in Nielsen SoundScan history and the top-selling album from the last 17 years. The album was awarded Underwood three Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist. She was an Northeastern State University student. She worked as a page for Oklahoma State Representative Bobby Frame. Underwood is a Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority graduate. Underwood was a contestant in numerous beauty contests at NSU and was named Miss NSU the runner-up in 2004.